Date: Tue, 28. April 2009 01:55:30

AP - Former Kansas City Chiefs coach Frank Gansz, who spent much of his NFL and collegiate career working with special teams, died Monday at a Dallas hospital.

Date: Sun, 8. March 2009 23:50:00

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Date: Thu, 17. April 2008 22:48:53

As a parent volunteer for the Career and Technology Center's Academy of Finance, Kathy Meagher does a lot more than apply for grants and organize social events. via Gazette.Net

Date: Wed, 3. September 2008 13:36:38

AP - Ken Campbell, a maverick British actor, writer and director whose career ranged from sitcom roles to a 22-hour stage extravaganza, has died, his agent said Wednesday. He was 66.

Date: Wed, 4. August 2010 07:00:00

Michelle Malkin - Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters of California is notorious for her high-decibel rants against corporate executives and career exploitation of identity politics.

Date: Fri, 25. April 2008 00:13:06

A custody case that wrecked a small-town south Texas mayor's political career ended Thursday when she was ordered to return a Shih Tzu to her neighbors.

Date: Tue, 10. February 2009 03:10:50

Reuters - The New York Yankees were disappointed to learn that slugging third baseman Alex Rodriguez had used performance enhancing drugs earlier in his career but would stand by him, the team said on Monday.

Date: Thu, 8. January 2009 23:22:25

AP - It is perhaps the most intriguing unsolved mystery from the gaudy gangland career of John Gotti: Whatever happened to the neighbor who accidentally ran over and killed the mobster's 12-year-old son — and then vanished?

Date: Fri, 7. August 2009 11:07:47

(AHN) - In celebration of Jeremy Roenick's 20-year hockey career, NHL Network in the U.S. and Canada will air nine hours of Roenick-themed programming this Sunday beginning at 9:00 a.m. ET.

Date: Mon, 26. October 2009 16:29:02

Reuters - Children in British primary schools as young as nine are to receive advice via internet sites such as YouTube on their future career paths under a new scheme, the government said on Monday.